A free 3D soccer tactics board that runs in the browser: set formations from 5v5 to 11v11, drag players, the ball and training equipment, build the move phase by phase, then play it back as an animation and export a PNG or MP4.
A 3D soccer tactics board is an interactive pitch where a coach places both teams, moves players and the ball step by step, and plays the sequence back as an animation viewed from any camera angle. Unlike a flat whiteboard, it shows depth, pass height, and running lanes the way players actually see them.
Everything is drag and drop; a free account is all it takes.
The board covers every common youth and adult format: 5v5, 7v7, 8v8, 9v9 and full 11v11, each with its standard formations. Switch to half pitch for finishing, set pieces and attacking-third patterns, or clear one side entirely for shadow play with no opposition.
Three things are invisible on a 2D board: the height of a pass, the timing of a run, and what the picture looks like from a player’s eye line. The 3D view animates lofted crosses with real flight arcs, plays phases in sequence with captions, and lets you drop the camera to pitch level so young players recognize the scene they will actually face on Saturday.
Your board saves automatically in this browser.
If you also want AI-generated session plans and drill diagrams built on the same coaching engine, try Hobbit.
Yes. With a free Hobbit account, building boards and exporting them as a PNG or MP4 costs nothing and has no limit. The free plan saves three boards to your library, and Hobbit Pro removes that limit.
No. The board runs in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone. There is nothing to install and no plugin, and your work saves automatically in the browser you are using.
Yes. Pick any format from 5v5 to 11v11 and the pitch, formations and marker sizes all resize with it. You can also switch to a half pitch, which is what most youth training actually happens on.
Yes. Six kinds of training equipment can be placed on the pitch: marker discs, cones, mini goals, mannequins, slalom poles and agility ladders. Each one comes in five colours and can be resized, so a colour coded gate or a small sided grid is quick to lay out.
Save the board, turn sharing on, and send the link. Anyone with the link can watch the animation without an account, and turning sharing off revokes that link immediately.
Yes, it is the same board under both names. The formats from 5v5 to 11v11, the half pitch option and the equipment all match how football is coached in the UK and Ireland, and nothing on the board uses US-only terminology. Only the word for the sport changes.
Yes. A single phase exports as a PNG, and the whole animation exports as an MP4 for messaging apps, slides and video editors. Captions and the pitch are burned into the file.